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What shipped in clonesite

A few releases a quarter. Every change you can see or feel, and nothing here is a roadmap.

  1. New

    Host your site copy on your own domain

    Publish a finished copy to a domain you own. Add the DNS record we show you and HTTPS is set up for you — Hosting only starts charging once your domain is ready.

    Set up Hosting

    Also in this release

    • We recognise your DNS provider and show where to add the record
    • A new copy never replaces your live site until you publish it
    • Ask an AI assistant to compare clonesite for you
    stripe.yourdomain.com
    The stripe.com clone from the gallery, served from a custom domain
  2. Improved

    Clone any website from a URL

    Paste a public URL, pick the pages you want, and get a Site Copy you can click through on desktop, tablet and phone. 3 credits a page, and 30 free credits when you sign up.

    Try the cloner

    Also in this release

    • One URL bar on every page, and it starts your copy straight away
    • Sign in halfway through without losing your URL
    preview.clonesite.ai/sites/stripe.com
    The stripe.com clone the cloner page opens with
  3. New

    Clone websites from your code or AI agent

    Start a website clone with one API call. Sign in with an API key or OAuth, and get a signed webhook when the clone is ready or fails.

    Read the Clone API guide

    Also in this release

    • Test runs and preflight checks are free
    • An MCP server so AI agents can clone sites directly
    • Guides in seven languages
    A robot arm turning a key in a server, looped back to a webhook bell
  4. New

    One credit balance for copying and hosting

    Start with 30 free credits. Copying costs 3 credits a page, keeping a site live costs 300 credits a month, and you always see the total before anything is spent.

    See pricing

    Also in this release

    • Failed copies give their credits back automatically
    • Top-up credits never expire
    • Monthly plans from $12 a month, billed yearly
    A stack of credits beside an open pack, one credit spent on a page